Acute Imidacloprid Exposure Alters Mitochondrial Function in Bumblebee Flight Muscle and Brain.

Front Insect Sci · 2021 · PMC10926543 · PMID 38468884

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marginally non-significantno p-value reported

Overall, we found that acute exposure to imidacloprid, via feeding, increased the routine respiration rate in the flight muscle and showed a similar, marginally non-significant, trend towards higher respiration rates in the brain of workers.

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